Why Don’t My Plants Match?

When designing landscapes, it is popular to create lines and masses of plants for high visual impacts. Plants are carefully selected to be similar in size and shape at the time of installation. They are all… Read More
Posted: July 12, 2017
When designing landscapes, it is popular to create lines and masses of plants for high visual impacts. Plants are carefully selected to be similar in size and shape at the time of installation. They are all… Read More
Category: Horticulture
Tags: Coontie, Culture, Ornamental Shrubs, Panhandle Gardening, perennials, shrubs
Posted: January 17, 2017
A common diagnostic service offered at your local UF/IFAS Extension office is plant identification. Whether you need a persistent weed identified so you can implement a management program or you need to identify an ornamental… Read More
Category: Horticulture
Tags: annuals, flowers, fruit, General Gardening, herbs, Houseplants, id, identification, Lawns, Native plants, Ornamental Shrubs, Panhandle Gardening, perennials, plant, shrubs, Trees, trunk
Posted: November 22, 2016
Missing rose buds, pulled up pansies, and damaged tree trunks are all signs that something has been visiting your garden while you are away. But what could it be? Most gardeners are familiar with leaf… Read More
Category: Horticulture
Tags: annuals, armidillo, Damage, deer, eaten, General Gardening, hog, Installation, Panhandle Gardening, perennials, pig, plants, rabbits, shrubs, squirrels, Uncategorized, wildlife
Posted: March 28, 2016
Abelias have been a landscape staple in the Southeastern United States for over a century. Numerous types have been used over the years, but two of the oldest forms still used in landscapes are Glossy… Read More
Category: Horticulture
Tags: abelia, Butterflies, flower, Garden Design, General Gardening, Ornamental Shrubs, Panhandle Gardening, perennials, Pollinator, shrubs
Posted: June 30, 2015
If you’ve been gardening for more than a few years, you may be confused by UF/IFAS recommendations that conflict with practices you’ve used for years. You aren’t imagining things, we do change recommendations based on… Read More
Category: Horticulture
Tags: Best Management Practices, fertilizer, Installation, Irrigation, landscape, Panhandle Gardening, shrubs, Trees, Turf, turfgrass
Posted: April 13, 2015
Trying to grow turfgrass in shaded areas is a losing battle but that doesn’t mean you have to settle for mulch in those dark areas of the landscape. There are many plants that will tolerate… Read More
Category: Horticulture
Tags: evergreen, Garden Design, General Gardening, Installation, Ornamental Shrubs, Panhandle Gardening, perennials, shade, shrubs, Trees
Posted: October 7, 2014
Sweet Olive Osmanthus fragrans is a versatile evergreen that produces fragrant flowers from the fall through the winter months. This upright-growing large shrub or small tree has medium green leaves and small white flowers that… Read More
Posted: May 3, 2014
The last week of April 2014 brought with it 10-22 inches of rain across the panhandle in a matter of days. Some areas had immediate flooding and standing water, while others may be in areas… Read More
Posted: February 18, 2014
Spanish moss and lichen have earned an inaccurate reputation for damaging trees and shrubs in the Florida landscape. Although they may be found in plants that are in decline or showing stress symptoms, they are… Read More
Category: Horticulture
Tags: General Gardening, Insects, lichen, Ornamental Shrubs, Panhandle Gardening, shrubs, Spanish moss, Trees
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